McKinsey Application

Hi Anonymous,

as mentioned in other answers your rejections do not necessarily mean you have been blacklisted, it could be that HR simply did not see enough growth in your CV compared to the last application.

I would recommend the following:

1. Review your CV/Cover to be sure they are aligned with your growth path

2. Apply with a referral and/or potentially consider a less competitive office in case you are flexible with the location after the ban

3. Keep options open with other consulting firms unless you are already in strategy consulting. Even if you are targeting McKinsey as final goal, some years in other strategy consulting firms could help to make your CV more attractive.

Hope this helps,

Francesco

Hi,

It's not that you are blacklisted but rather nothing has changed in your background since the last application. In order to be invited for the 2nd time you need to demonstrate something:

• Career change
• Career growth (e.g. you started managing people)
• MBA
• Some entrepreneurial initiative
• etc

Best!

Hi there,

It does not necessarily mean that you are blacklisted.

However, it may mean that your performance last time was below the threshold that they are not sure whether they want to give a second chance. You may want to find a referral considering you had many achievements after that interview.

Please note that this is just a hypothesis. Maybe there are some other reason(s).

Cheers
Serhat

Hi,

It does not mean that you have been blacklisted. But it does mean that you should try to find a referral the next time you apply. It goes a long way!

Nirmit

Hi there,

It doesn't mean that you're blacklisted unless you didn't do something bad during the interview.

I suggest you try to reapply with a referral next time and strengthen your CV with new achievements.

Do you need any further help?

All the best,

GB

Hi A,

I don't think you've been blacklisted. You should think of improving your application process. Check if your CV shows your changes and development in past years.

Also, think of an opportunity to apply to another company.

Best, Andre

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